Latin, Level 4

This program will drill you on fourth declension nouns in a variety of constructions.

Practice Sentences

In the Practice Sentences section, uses for each of Latin's 6 cases are given with examples using nouns in both the singular and plural.

This is the "default" case you'll look up in dictionaries. It often corresponds to the subject of a sentence.

cōnservābitur.

The will be saved.

laudātæ erant.

The had been praised.

pars

part of the

caput

head of

Cui librum dedistī?

To which did you give the book?

Crēde .

Trust your .

cōnservābit.

He will save the .

Bonās nōbīs dent nē malās legāmus.

Let them give us good so that we may not read bad ones.

cum

with a(n)

dē

concerning .

O !

Most fourth declension nouns are masculine. Most tree names are fourth declension nouns. Common feminine fourth declension nouns are given here.

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The words below all follow the fourth declension.

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